Goldfish
To dream of goldfish represents thinking about insight into some uncertain area of your life that's wonderful the way it is without wanting to bother it. A learned insight that is small, manageable, or harmless while not wanting to bother it or speak about it further.
Negatively, dreaming about a goldfish may represent overdoing thinking about an insight that makes you enjoy safely thinking about something you've learned you are capable of while not wanting to bother with it. Overdoing thinking about something dangerous or serious you've learned as though it was just small, manageable, or harmless while not wanting to bother with it or speak about it further. A learned insight that annoys you with thinking it's important.
A goldfish in an aquarium may reflect an uncertain situation where you are observing yourself controlling yourself repeatedly thinking about a learned insight about some area of your life that's safe, manageable, and harmless without wanting to bother it. A pleasant, low-pressure responsibility or an aspect of life that is enjoyable to observe from a distance without much involvement.
Example: A young man dreamed of seeing a goldfish in a fishbowl. In waking life, he was spending a lot of time safely thinking about a learned insight into purchasing a special treatment for a health problem he had, but wasn't bothering to do anything to pursue the treatment.
Example 2: A young girl dreamed of being chased by a goldfish that wanted to eat her. In waking life, she was avoiding losing her virginity to her boyfriend with whom she had made a promise to. In this case, the goldfish may have reflected her learned insight about her boyfriend liking her more if she promised sex when she honestly preferred to keep the relationship the way it was and maintain her virginity the way it was.
Example 3: A woman dreamed of seeing goldfish and being happy, then seeing the goldfish dead. In waking life, she was a person who got easily depressed. She was enjoying being aware of herself not being depressed while alone and then suddenly got depressed again. In this case, the goldfish may have reflected her personal insight into habits that made her depression a problem that was small, manageable, and harmless to control which ended up being short-lived.
